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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3705, 8 January 1891, Page 1

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G. H. SCALES. WOOL, FLAX. DA IKY, PRODUCE & COMMISSION AGENT. ■ IBERAL advances made against all J_J kinds of produce for sale or shipment. Agents in England, Australia, Lndia, South America and Canada. Offices—Custom House Quay, Wellington. Northern Fire Insurance Co kgent for Globe, Marine InsuranceOo Agent for Marine risks taken at t he Eketahuna Hotel. THOMAS PARSONS Proprietor lAVING taken over the above wellknown and old-established Hotel * T. Parsons trusts by civility and best' attention, to secure a fair share of patronage. THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find this establishment one of THE BEST PLACES OF CALL In the Forty Mile Bush. The House has been thoroughly rent vated and re-furnished, The quality of the Wines, Beeer. and Spirits are of the very best obtainable. T. PAESONS, Proprietor W. Crabtree & Sons, WELLINGTON. ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDEES, BOILER MAKERS &c, &c. QTEAM ENGINES. Sow and Flax , Mill machinery always on hand. | Makers of every description of wrought iron, split pullies, builders and contractors ironwork,ornamental castings, tomb rails, wrought and cast iren fencing anp gates, Cheaper than any firm in tow n j, I TO "V-fcL made by bersons CM ■ eWTof either sex, in their own localities, at work for us. New business. All meet with wonderful I success. Anyone can do the work. You don't need capital, or about the same as none. We will start you: No space to explain here. But you can make ft snug little fortune honorably and easLj Iho employment is particularly suited tc the region in which this publication circulates. Boys and girls <*arn nearly as much as men. Full Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time—don't delay, J but write to us at »nce. Stinson & Co.,' Portland Maine, United States. JN. BRUNTON? .taxl,o:r, etc Note the address— Hall-street, Masterton, Next door to Mr A, J. RAWSON S PHOTOGRAPHY. RHEREMANN. Late of Connolly and Herrmann, Lambton-Quay, Wellington.^ BEGS to notify to his past patrons and the public generally that he has OPENED A NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, At the corner of Cuba Street, opposite Te Aro House. The Studio has been constructed under his own supervision, and is fitted with all modern appliances and inventions, which enables him to produce ; instantaneous work with more facility and success than anything previously attempted. The Operating and Eetouching are personally undertaken by R.H., whose skill in these branches oi the profession is already well known. Therefore the public may rely upon securing first class work at lowest possible charges MR HERRMANN also possesses a thorough knowledge of Photographic Chemistry, rarely acquired by the ever} day photographer, and as the who! foundation of the photographic art based on the chemical processes public will no doubt recognise of such, kuowled?^